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How old are seniors in Japan? A deeper look into a 'super-aged' society

With more than 10% of its population now aged 80 or older, Japan has a uniquely aging society. However, defining the exact age of seniors is more complex than a single number, reflecting cultural shifts, increasing life expectancy, and evolving government policies, especially regarding the question: how old are seniors in Japan?.

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At what age do Japanese residents typically begin receiving pension payments?

As Japan's demographic landscape shifts with its aging population, understanding the country's pension system becomes increasingly vital. It's a key question for many residents: **At what age do Japanese residents typically begin receiving pension payments?** While the answer is primarily age 65, the system offers significant flexibility that affects retirement income.

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